Bellevue CC Women's Soccer

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BCC Midfielder Daniela Gonzalez

WOMEN’S SOCCER SEASON COMES
TO A TOUGH END
November 17, 2008

The BCC women’s soccer team (13-5-3) had their chances to advance to the final four in the NWAACC Tournament slip away in a tough 4-0 loss to Columbia Basin on November 15. The Bulldogs had to play without their starting goalkeeper Kristina Myles due to a concussion the week before. The Bulldogs were able to keep it close for most of the game, but in the 60th minute the Hawks scored their second goal and then added two more in the final five minutes of the game.

The Bulldogs were led this year in scoring by Krista Niklason who finished 12th in the NWAACC in scoring with 13 goals and 3 assists on the season. Both Megan Dalgleish (3.38 gpa) and Jena Hickel (3.96 gpa) both made the All-Academic Sports Team for Women’s Soccer this season. Congratulations to all of the Women’s Soccer team student-athletes and their coaching staff for an outstanding season!

WOMEN’S SOCCER WINS THE WEST!
November 11, 2008

The BCC women’s soccer have won the West Division and will have a bye in the first round of the soccer playoffs which start November 12. The Bulldogs will host the winner of the Edmonds CC vs. Columbia Basin College November 15 at BCC soccer field at 1:00pm.

This past week the Bulldogs traveled to Edmonds CC (9-9-2) November 5 and came away with a 2-0 victory behind the goal keeping of Kristina Myles (8th shutout of season) and one goal each from Jannely Quintana and Molline Boddy. November 8 saw the Bulldogs host the North Division leaders Shoreline CC (17-1-2) in their final regular season game. The game was a back and forth defensive matchup until the 72nd minute when Shoreline was able to put one in the back of the Bulldogs’ net, then held on to hand the Bulldogs a tough 1-0 defeat.

We wish our women’s soccer team the best of luck in the Playoffs!

WOMEN’S SOCCER STAYS ON TOP!
November 4, 2008

The BCC women’s soccer team also had an up and down weekend as they clinched the West Division crown with a 1-0 win over Highline CC (8-5-5) on October 29th. The lone goal of the game was scored in the 65th minute by Daniela Gonzalez and they held on 1-0, behind goalkeeper Kristina Myles’s seventh shutout .

November 1st in Bellingham was a different story. The Whatcom Orcas scored in the 17th and 35th minutes to seal a 2-0 victory over the Bulldogs, sending them home to prepare for the final week of regular season play.

This week the Bulldogs travel to Edmonds to take on the Edmonds Tritons (8-9-1) November 5th at 5:30pm and will host the undefeated North Division leading Shoreline Dolphins (17-0-1) November 8th at BCC Soccer Field at 12:00pm to end regular season play.

WOMEN’S SOCCER KEEPS ON ROLLING!
October 27, 2008

The women’s soccer traveled to Longview to take on the Lower Columbia Red Devils (1-15-0) on October 22nd and came away with an overwhelming victory 6-0. The Bulldogs (11-2-3) were led by two goals from both Krista Niklason (13 total goals on the season and tied for eighth among the NWAACC scoring leaders) and Stephanie George and one each from Rachael Rigutto and Molline Boddy. The score was 5-0 at the half and the Bulldogs added one more in the second half to clinch the victory.

This week the Bulldogs host Highline (8-4-5) on Wednesday October 29th at the BCC Soccer Field at 2:00pm and will travel to Bellingham to take on Whatcom (11-4-1) November 1st at 12:00pm.

WOMEN’S SOCCER GOES 2-0 FOR THE WEEK!
October 21, 2008

The women’s soccer team continued its winning ways by beating Green River CC and Everett CC last week. The Green River game was a nail biter until the 76th minute when Jannely Quitana scored her first goal of the season for the Bulldogs to make it a 1-0 score that ended up holding up as the final score. The Bulldogs go their fifth shutout of the season behind the strong goalkeeping play of Kristina Myles.

Everett came to BCC on October 18th and the Bulldogs got four goals from four different players in route to their 4-1 win. Daniela Gonzalez, Molline Boddy, Betsi Darling and Krista Niklason all scored before Everett was able to get their one goal of the game. This win put the Bulldogs at 10-2-3 on the season and in sole possession of first place in the West Division.

The Bulldogs travel to Longview to take on the Lower Columbia Red Devils (1-13-0) October 22 at 4:00pm.

WOMEN’S SOCCER HAS TOUGH WEEK!
October 13, 2008

The women’s soccer team had its toughest week so far this season by tying Tacoma 1-1, then losing to Skagit Valley 2-1. The Bulldogs are still 8-2-3 overall and in first place in the West Division. The Bulldogs will look to bounce back this week with what should be two victories against Green River and Everett.

On October 8th, the Bulldogs got a goal from Krista Niklason to tie Tacoma (6-3-4) who are chasing them in the West Division. On October 11th, the trip to Mount Vernon was a long one as the Bulldogs dropped a heartbreaker 2-1 to Skagit Valley (5-4-3) with the lone Bulldog goal coming from Niklason (10 goals and 3 assists on the season).

This week the Bulldogs travel to Auburn on October 15th to take on the Green River Gators (3-9-1) at 2:00pm, and October 18th they host the Everett Trojans (1-11-1) at 12:00pm on the BCC soccer field.

WOMEN’S SOCCER RANKED FOR FIRST TIME!
September 30, 2008

The women’s soccer team cracks the NWAACC Polls at #8 in the most recent poll. It’s the first time this year the Bulldogs (7-1-1) have made it into the polls after a tie and a win this past week.

On September 24, the Bulldogs traveled to Highline CC and came up with a 2-2 tie with goals from Betsi Darling and Daniela Gonzalez. September 27 they came home to take on Edmonds CC and returned to their winning ways, beating the Tritons 4-0 with goals from Betsi Darling (2 goals), Daniela Gonzalez and April Saffell. With the 4-0 victory over Edmonds CC, BCC goalkeeper, Kristina Myles, recorded her fourth shutout of the season.

The West Division first place Bulldogs travel to Olympic College (4-4-1) on October 1 to play at 2:00pm, and October 4 they travel to Shoreline (9-0-0), the #3 ranked team in all of NWAACC, playing at 12:00pm in Seattle.

WOMEN’S SOCCER SUFFERS FIRST DEFEAT!
September 23, 2008

Strong start to the week comes to an end with the first defeat of the season for the Bulldogs (6-1-0) on September 20 to Whatcom CC by a score of 1-2. BCC started the week by defeating Green River by a score of 5-2 on September 16 with the help of three goals from Krista Niklason. On September 18 they defeated Lower Columbia 6-0 with Daniela Gonzalez chipping in three goals and Moran Wood scoring two goals. They then ran into the Orcas from Whatcom (6-1-0) in a very hard fought physical game that saw the Bulldogs take the lead in the 78 minute of the game, but in the next two minutes the Orcas scored two goals to squeak out the victory.

The first place lady Bulldogs will travel to second place Highline CC (3-1-3) on September 24 to play at 2:00pm and on September 27 return home to host Edmonds CC (2-4-1) at 12:00pm on the BCC soccer field.

ABOUT BCC WOMEN'S SOCCER

Bellevue Community College has secured an outstanding reputation within the Pacific Northwest and in the nation. Bellevue has an extremely high student transfer rate and the soccer program is designed to develop and improve players' levels of ability to allow them to continue to play in their junior and senior years in four-year colleges.

Bellevue competes in the Northwest Athletics Association of Community Colleges that includes colleges from Washington, Oregon and Idaho. While the Puget Sound is a very strong soccer area, the program draws on talented players from the entire region.

Coaches in the BCC program share a passion for the game and are especially focused to meet the individual needs of the players in the squad. Objectives include: continuation of player skills development, concentration on team play and communication, fostering fun and game enjoyment while maintaining a high competitive level and ensuring that the experience at BCC is something that will always be cherished and looked back upon with pride and distinction.

Official preseason practice sessions begin in mid-August with the competitive season under way in early September and the play-offs in November.

Feel free to call, write or e-mail for any additional information. The staff will be delighted to send to you an introductory package. Players considering a soccer career here at BCC should arrange for a visit with the coaching staff to exchange some thoughts that may help you to decide if this is the right place for you.

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